@ai6yr Well, if they have a similar government like Florida (like many Midwest states) you get:
"House Bill 433 bans Florida cities and counties from requiring employers to give their employees water breaks and other protections when temperatures soar."
@ai6yr Grado... No question. Grado for the win. made in Brooklyn NY and I have a pair of their reference headphones at home and they are really good and the stylus's are renewed
@ai6yr On a side note oy vey are the pants tight on the brothers Gibb. Not only can you ascertain which way they are hanging but it also could serve as an old school MAST suit
WTF is wrong with people. I get wanting a style but when style gets in the way of functionality we have an issue. Would have loved to read more ozzy stories but the crappy website design made that impossible. Well impossible is strong, I refuse to work around it . #ozzy#music#baddesign
If you are wondering what it is like to live under the Taliban, just hop a flight to Texas. The only thing that separates Paxton from a Taliban is the suit and tie, the mentality is the same. Coercing a hospital to run a de-transition clinic. Any nurse that works there should in aright world be unemployable anywhere else .
What next force hospitals to house conversion therapy centers?
@ai6yr So I have been and will remain a proponent of small scale nuclear power.
In light of all the new developments it seems like a legit solution for existing problems like this.
Nuclear power excels at providing base load electricity. It is not "dispatchable" that is can ramp up and down fast with demand. Hence even in places with high renewables like solar and wind you still see fossil fuel based peaker plants. (The dreaded duck based curve) Hydro electric and pumped storage is dispatchable but droughts can wreak havoc
Small scale nuclear power could be tailored for data centers etc and instead of a centralized massive plant you could have more mobile energy infrastructure with just enough power locally. It also saves on infrastructure as you don't need a more power lines
Put the USN in charge as the legacy of Admiral Rickover is still strong there and they have a good record with their reactors
@ai6yr This is on top of states that already want to repeal the ACA.
Nebraska has about 25% of its population either using the ACA or Medicare
By denying, reducing or reducing reimbursement means that those rural hospitals which were already on the brink, now get faced with a doom loop
1) Rural hospitals finances are iffy to start 2) States GQP politicians reduces eligible coverage 3) GQP kills off or reduces to the point of ineffective traditional programs aimed at social determinate of health like SNAP, fluoride, and mandatory vaccines 4) People without insurance go to the rural hospital ER since they lack primary care 5) Even well run ER's may not make money and thus they have an ER without a reimbursable revenue stream 6) Hospital cuts services to the bone and wages resulting in less and staff flee for greener pastures and better working conditions 7) Counties go bankrupt trying to keep the local hospital open or they simply fail 8) People now move to the next closest rural hospital and repeat
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